Chocolate

2 squares chocolate

¹⁄₄ cup sugar

1 cup hot water

3 cups hot milk

¹⁄₄ teaspoon vanilla

Melt the chocolate in a pan to fit over a cooker-pail of boiling water;

add the salt and sugar and, when mixed, the water. Remove the pan from

the pail and let the chocolate cook directly on the stove until it has

thickened, add the milk, gradually, and when scalding hot, but not

boiling, put the pan back into the cooker-pail of boiling water. Set all

in a cooker and leave it until it is to be served. Just before serving

beat it well with an egg-beater and add the vanilla. It will keep hot

without injury for a number of hours and makes a good drink for a late

evening supper. It can be prepared before going out and on returning

from concert, theatre, or other entertainment, will be found ready to

serve. A tablespoonful or two of cream improves it.

Serves four or five persons.

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